38-Year-Old Female Abdominoplasty

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38-Year-Old Female Abdominoplasty

38 year old female. Abdominoplasty for symptomatic post pregnancy rectus divarication. Breast augmentation performed at the same time.

Operation – 5cm rectus divarication repaired.

After photos were taken at 3 months post operative. There was a 2kg weight gain post-operatively.

The scars will continue to fade with time and reach final maturity at about 12 months. The small vertical scar in midline is where the umbilicus was at the beginning of the procedure. Maintaining a small vertical scar is sometimes the best option for a patient when deciding against horizontal scar height and tension.

All procedures have risks. See our pages on abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) surgery, recovery and risks for more information.

All procedures have risks. See our pages on breast augmentation (breast implant) surgery, recovery and risks for more information.

DISCLAIMER: “The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise. All procedures have risks.”